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Pine Belt Humanists Monthly Meeting

Community
Sunday, May 30, 2027 · 5:00 – 7:00 PM

eYrthBeat Coffee Company. 138 E Front St

Hattiesburg, MS 39401, Hattiesburg, MS 39401 - US

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Pine Belt Humanists Meeting Notes https://actionnetwork.org/events/pine-belt-humanists-monthly-meeting Join us for our monthly meeting! These gatherings are a great opportunity to get to know other members of the Pine Belt Humanists, help plan upcoming events, discuss issues relevant to our group, and share ideas about how we can support our community and one another. Meeting Location: Rebekah Stark Johnson Community Arts Center Parking: The Community Arts Center has a large parking lot located to the right of the building. Please park there. Finding us: Enter through the front door, and we will have some signs and greeters to help point you in the right direction! This venue is food-friendly. You're welcome to bring food and drink for yourself or to share, but don't feel obligated! We will just want to make sure we are neat and considerate of the space, and any help cleaning up after the meeting is appreciated!Whether you're a longtime member or new to Pine Belt Humanists, we'd love to see you and hear your ideas! We hope to see you there!-- Humanism is a way of thinking that values reason and compassion. It encourages us to seek truth through science and experience, live ethically, and make life better for everyone—without needing religious beliefs. We invite you to join us as we strive to build a more compassionate, inclusive, and thoughtful community here in South Mississippi. For more info about our group, visit: https://www.pinebelthumanists.org/ Pine Belt Humanists is a group affiliated with the American Humanist Association, a nonprofit group advocating progressive values and equality for humanists, atheists, and freethinkers. To learn more about humanism, visit: https://americanhumanist.org/ Pine Belt Humanists is also an affiliate of American Atheists, a group working to build a better America– where nonreligious people can participate fully, without discrimination or stigma, and where all people are guaranteed equality. --By RSVPing and/or attending any PBH meeting, you hereby agree to agree and adhere to to PBH's Code of Conduct.

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